darklajid

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by darklajid 9y ago
(Had to open this in Chrome, because Fx Nightly says Error code: MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_ADDITIONAL_POLICY_CONSTRAINT_FAILED) I have to disagree with all points. 1) Maybe true - but lots of exceptions exist as far as I'm aware (based on fri
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by darklajid 9y ago
Careful: Autoplays a video with sound for me. Muting the video and scrolling the page unmutes the video. Firefox Nightly, Windows. My coworkers didn't like the music, I think.
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by darklajid 9y ago
I assume you're familiar with that product? Am I reading this correctly: You're running an agent on your various devices that sends data to their cloud? Application names at minimum, I assume. Website addresses as far as I can tel
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by darklajid 9y ago
So it seems it suffers from the same issue that Dispora has (or had for all the time I followed): No decent user migration? That is, it seems I pick an instance (or host my own, but still: I pick a host) and can never move without losing al
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by darklajid 9y ago
I .. was aware of that, but you literally pay for Schadenfreude and charity there. I sincerely believe that no streamer can make money or get a following with a schedule of Desert Bus runs. Nor do I want to believe that there are people out
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by darklajid 9y ago
I .. only learned about these ad blockers from this thread, so take everything I write with a healthy amount of table salt. That said, as far as I understand this DNS66 thing only intercepts DNS requests (which yes, it needs to break apart
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by darklajid 9y ago
I don't think you can ship millions of devices that randomly hit on a URL that you don't control or own. Example.com is for examples (so that if you copy & paste my code, you don't do weird things). I am not convinced tha
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by darklajid 9y ago
Desert Bus. Not quite Twitch stream material.. I agree that it's an apt comparison, except Uber seems a worse experience. In Desert Bus you have to correct the bus.. Stupid work, but something necessary - boring - to do or you fail. Th
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by darklajid 9y ago
Anecdotally Singapore has (local) Grab and Uber. People seem to use both, I personally made far better experiences with Grab. Superficially they're the same, still there seems to be room for both and I personally prefer the Uber altern
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by darklajid 9y ago
Spend four weeks in India (Pune) recently. Ola was by far more interesting and cheaper, but.. unavailable to me without local colleagues helping me. To sign up you needed an Indian mobile number (I brought a German and a Singaporean..). Unf
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by darklajid 9y ago
I think a lot of people don't understand your "I want no link on GitHub" argument and try to explain that you can't keep the code. I'm coming from a different angle. I read the article as "wasn't able to a
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by darklajid 9y ago
No. He connected, the first thing I did (after giving him the passphrase), was personally setting the connection to metered myself. That was what I tried to imply with my "Metered!" at the end of my comment. Otherwise it wouldn&#x
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by darklajid 9y ago
Doesn't always help. Co-worker used my hotspot, Windows force-downloaded updates. How do I know? I was roaming and the data plan ran out, we caught it in the act. Metered!
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by darklajid 9y ago
https://www.wireguard.com/xplatform/ There exist closed source third party clients for Windows/OS X, and wireguard itself has currently two (unreleased) reference libraries in Go and Rust to support future cross-p
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by darklajid 9y ago
Maybe. Probably. And I think the guy does? He doesn't seem to feel good about a closed source implementation completely disconnected from the project, for a protocol that is as of now unreleased, only releases snapshots with large warn
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by darklajid 9y ago
I feel the opposite way. Subscribed to the Wireguard mailing list for a while and the author seems very friendly, even to help requests that are really .. stretching what a mailing list should be for. Yes, this reply was rather harsh, but i
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by darklajid 9y ago
Replied on twitter, but you've got a small mistake in the tacos/sushi graph vs. the text (tacos->tacos are labeled with 60% in the image, should be 40 according to the text).
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by darklajid 9y ago
Google does it. Wikipedia has local lawsuits. I'd argue that this is part of the (unfortunate) reality of running a global project and, as commented elsewhere, the only safe option to avoid lawsuits is to pick a set of laws (US here),
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by darklajid 9y ago
I wonder if, given their broad reply, that project shouldn't just block everyone BUT the US, since they decided that US law is the only that applies to them. Now, I don't like these laws one bit, but I also really don't like
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by darklajid 9y ago
How are German ones worse? I always think of Disney and Mosanto when I think about litigious companies..
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by darklajid 9y ago
Thank you for the elaborate reply. I do plan to travel more now that I'm based in SG. Ironically it's not entirely unlikely that the next visa I need is one for China.. :)
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by darklajid 9y ago
These rankings are the source of a constant joke between my girlfriend and me. She, Singaporean, previously proudly pointed me at these lists to support her claim that the SG passport is the world's best. Over the last couple month the
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by darklajid 9y ago
Thanks for sharing that! I wasn't aware of either the next story line nor the absurd and crazy German adaption. That feels painfully wrong and is quite disgusting.
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by darklajid 9y ago
Not helpful. Sometimes technically correct isn't correct enough or good enough. The symbol was - in large parts of the world - tainted by the Nazis. By Germans (I'm one). Sorry for Buddhists that suffer in Europe, but I am a suppo
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by darklajid 9y ago
Yes! I stopped after an S6 Edge and the software was shit even then. Ironically I met some Samsung people in London during that time and they casually said "We're good at hardware, we suck at software and support" in a meetin
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by darklajid 9y ago
Do you have more of the 'why' then the 'what' described there? The samples seem to be targeted at endusers/personal computers (with images like 'gaming' and Steam mentioned), while most immutable systems I
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by darklajid 9y ago
Two kids, had an AngelCare. We stopped using it nearly immediately. It was a glorified audio only monitor for us, the check for movement/breathing was giving lots of false positives and drove us insane. Other parents even turned on a b
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by darklajid 9y ago
Waiting eagerly for VS Code to upgrade. As far as I understand, this fixes the "precision touchpad" bug on Windows..
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by darklajid 9y ago
Biking in Singapore is - warm: Sure, no argument here. Very warm.. - fast: No. Maybe. Let's hope that you don't ignore traffic lights: There are so many places that don't even care about bikes (underpasses/overpasses exi
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by darklajid 9y ago
Ignoring that I don't have showers at work - some oversight that I dearly miss: I believe that you're not correct. I cannot get to work via park connectors. Actually I probably have the 'best' way to work already: I&#x27

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